Transcript Logical Functions

Logical Functions
Circuits using NMOS and PMOS
enhancement mode FETs
Rules
• Each logical gate has its own load resistor or
saturated load.
• Each ‘bar’ in the function should be
implemented as a separate logical gate.
• If the function does not have a bar over the
entire Boolean expression, then the final gate is
an inverter.
NMOS Logic
• Determine how many bars there are in the
circuit. The sum of the bars is equal to the
number of individual logical gates that will be
needed to implement the function.
▫ If there is a missing bar over the entire Boolean
function, draw two bars over the entire function.
▫ Working from the smallest grouping to the
complete Boolean function, begin drawing logical
gates.
NMOS Logical Gate Layout
• Logical ANDs are NMOSFETs in series and
logical ORs are NMOSFETs in parallel.
▫ An individual variable with a bar over it means
that the unbarred variable is an input to an
inverter.
▫ Place load above and the NMOS devices below the
output terminal.
▫ If the logical expression implemented in the
grouping of FETs is part of a larger expression, the
output terminal should be connected to the gate of
a FET in the next logical gate.
PMOS Logical Gate Layout
• If you have implemented the circuit as an NMOS logical
circuit, then you can redraw it using PMOSFETs.
▫ Logical ANDs are PMOSFETs in parallel and logical ORs
are PMOSFETs in series.
 Change any parallel groups of NMOSFETs to groups of
PMOSFETs in series.
 Change any series groups of NMOSFETs to groups of
PMOSFETs in parallel.
▫ Place load below and the PMOS devices above the output
terminal.
▫ As with the NMOS logic: If the logical expression
implemented in the grouping of FETs is part of a larger
expression, the output terminal should be connected to the
gate of a FET in the next logical gate.
Directly Implementing PMOS Logic
• Use DeMorgan’s Theorem to redistribute the
bars in the logical expression.
▫ DeMorgan’s Theorem can be applied to small
groupings of variables that are barred within the
Boolean Expression.
 Or, the output of the logical function that
implements the small expression should be tied to a
PMOS inverter before implementing the next larger
grouping of variable.
PMOS Logic: DeMorgan’s Theorem
• Variables that are barred should be connected
directly to the gate of a PMOSFET.
▫ Variables that are missing a bar should be
connected to a PMOSFET inverter.
• Logical ANDs are PMOSFETs in series and
logical ORs are PMOSFETs in parallel.
NMOS
• When either MA or MB is
turned on, Vo is pulled down
towards ground.
• When both MA and MB are
off, ML pulls Vo up to VDD.
Vo  A  B
• When both MA and MB are
turned on, Vo is pulled down
towards ground.
• When either MA and MB or
off, ML pulls Vo up to VDD.
Vo  A  B
PMOS
• When both MA and MB is
turned on, Vo is pulled up to
VDD.
• When either MA or MB are off,
ML pulls Vo down towards 0V.
• When either MA or MB is
turned on, Vo is pulled up to
VDD.
• When both MA and MB are
off, ML pulls Vo down towards
0V.
Vo  A  B  A  B
Vo  A  B  A  B
Writing a Boolean Function
• NMOS circuit
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Inputs to each gate are written as is.
All paths to ground are OR’ed together.
All FETs in series along the path are AND’ed together.
Place a bar over the entire function implemented in
the circuit.
• PMOS circuit
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Inputs to each gate are written with a bar over them.
All paths to VDD are OR’ed together.
All FETs in series along the path are AND’ed together.
Do not place bar over the entire function implemented
in the circuit.